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God Hand is an action title by veteran designers from the Devil May Cry and Resident Evil teams. Read the Review

It's a relatively simple action game at heart, but a solid combat system and some extremely intense and cinematic levels make The Return of the King deserving of its name. Read the Review

The Bouncer makes a great showpiece for the PlayStation 2. Read the Review

Serious Dynasty Warriors fans will surely eat up the new features, and if you've never tried one of these games before, this is as good as any to start with. Read the Review

This budget platformer's few interesting ideas are submerged under its litany of half measures and conventionalities. Read the Review

In Dynasty Warriors 5, you combat enemy armies using weapons, mounts, and special attacks. Read the Review

Koei brings us the second game in its Sengoku Musou action series, known as Samurai Warriors in the US. Read the Review

Dynasty Warriors 3 offers lengthy replay value by allowing players to take up a number of roles on all three sides in the otherwise fixed campaign. Read the Review

The Scorpion King proves that the name of a popular movie and even the likeness of its star aren't nearly enough to make an otherwise bland game seem enjoyable. Read the Review

The Two Towers is a full-on action game that features great gameplay mechanics, stunning visuals, and lots of extras that Lord of the Rings fans are sure to enjoy. Read the Review

Unless playing poorly made games is your pastime, avoiding this game is highly suggested. Read the Review

Those who like their games nice and easy shouldn't bother with Nightshade, while the rest of us can heartily appreciate it for its monumental challenge and tight, responsive controls. Read the Review

Crimson Tears isn't broken in any way, and if you can overlook the occasionally frustrating fixed camera, it gets better the more you play it. Read the Review

It would have been a more valuable homage to the life's work of Osamu Tezuka had Sonic Team simply created a better game. Read the Review

The Warriors is based on the 1979 gang film of the same name. In the game, you'll play as the leader of a gang that is struggling to regain control of the streets of New York. Read the Review